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Hello. This note covers a GasTiger 2000 configured for propene (propylene, C3H6) leak surveys at a cylinder filling area.
We applied a calibrated VOC channel with a propene response factor of 1.4 (menu path: System → Administrator mode → Measurement → Display coefficient → Gas setting). The meter was preconfigured before shipment for faster field use.
VOC sensors ship calibrated to isobutylene span gas, so the default relative response is 1.0 until a customer-specific factor is entered — here 1.4 for propene service.
Please feel free to contact us for other hydrocarbon response curves.
Thank you.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1. What gas does this case measure?
Propene (also known as propylene, C3H6), monitored for leak detection at a cylinder filling site.
Q2. What sensor is used?
A VOC (volatile organic compound) sensor, configured with a propene response factor of 1.4.
Q3. Why is a response factor needed?
VOC sensors ship calibrated to isobutylene with a default factor of 1.0; measuring propene accurately requires entering a response factor of 1.4.
Q4. How is the response factor entered?
Via Menu → System → Administrator mode, then Menu → Measurement → Display coefficient → Gas setting, to enter the propene response factor.
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